The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28

him on the spot. That woman Is st shell
tered who is sheltered by the Lord COL Al
mighty, and YOU need never fear going any
where where Goa tells You - so.
1t seems Us If the Lord Ia .or,iained woman
for an especial work IL the solicitation of
charities Backed up by barrels III which
there IS no Hour anu by stoves IN which
there is no fir. and by wartlropes III which
there are no >i-:hc', 4 wonl,rl Is lrrcs.sto o.e:
paS>in, on her erraui. God SAYS - her: - \ Oh
80 into that bank. or store, or shop, ana set
the money" She goes III and gets it. Iue
man is hard listed, bUC she gets it. She
could not help but get 1t. Ii is d"2-ced tom
eternity She >houl. :sst 1t. No need OF Your
turning your back and pretending You don't
hear; you do hear There is no need OF your
saying YOU are begged to death There Is
no need Of your wasting your time,
and You mighG as well sahmit first
as last. You had better right away
take down Your check book, mark the
number OF the check, ill up the blank, sign
Your name and hanl it to her. There IS no
need OF wasting time Those poor children
on the back street have been hungry long
enough That SEX man must have some
farina That coa>urnptlvc must have some
thing to ease his cough. Inject this delegate
of a relief society coming out OF the store OF
such hard ti>sed man. and | say: Did You
get ;he money 'Of course she says, Il
GOT the money; that's what went for The
Lord told me to 90 III and get 1t, ana he never
sends me on 4 fools errand.
Again, have to tell You that it IS
wo.r,u'S specific right 10 comfort under the
stress of dire disaster Shn is called The
weaker vessel, but all profane as well as
sacred history attests that when the crisis
comes she is better prepared than man to
meet the emergency. How often You have
seen woman who seemed to be q disciple OF
frivolity and Incidence, who, under one stroke
OF calamity, changed to a heroine Oh, what
a great mistake those business men make
who never tell their business troubles to their
wives, There comes some great loss to their
store, or some of their companions IN buSi-
ness play them a sad trick, and they carry
the burden all alone. He is asked IL the house
hold again and again: What is the matter?
but he believes it a sort of Christian duty
to keep all that trouble within his own
soul. Oh, yoar first duty was to tet
Your wife all about it. She perhaps might
not have diSentangled your finances or eS-
tended your credit but she would have
helped you to bear misfortune. You have no
right to carry on one shoulder that when IS
intended for two. There are business men
here who know what / mean. There came
g crisis in your affairs. You struggled
bravcy and long, but after while there
came day when You said: Here l snail
have to stop" and YOU called IN your part
ne,S. and yon called ii the most pronlnent
men il your employ and you said: We nave
gos to stop Yoa LETT the store suddenly.
You coul hardly ma!leu up Your mind to pass
through the street ani over On the ferrvboat.
You felt everybody woJld be looking at You
and blaming voI and d"nounc;ng YOU. You
FASTENED home. You told your wife all about
the affair. What did Sic say; Did she play
the butterfly: Did she talk about the silks and
the ribbons and the fashions: No. She came
un to the emergency. She Quaiied not under
the stroke She helped YOU TO begin to plan
rirbt ,wav Sh, offered to 90 ont of the
comfortable house into smaller one, and
wear tin. OLD cloak another winter. She was
ONE who understood your affairs without
hI,mnT vo,, Won looked upon what YOU
thourb5 was thin. weak wo:nan's arm hold
ino vou up, but while YOU looked at chat arm
there came into the feeble muscles OF II the
strength OF the eternal God No Gliding.
No frettinc. No telling YOU about the beau
tifu, house of her father. from which you
brought her ten. twenty. or thirty wears ago
Von Said. "Iyel] this is the happiest iav Of
NV. I;fe on, clad have GOTTEN from under
w. h,,rfan Nv wifa don't care-I don't
nara ;, ar -ba moment Won were utterly ex.
barr+o3 GoS sa,t DEBORAH TO NEE.
thHh 49,. of tTa hn,.laI.;taS .nd scatter then,
.:i' .e i.Esr =, . .La ',Ia;n Thers ora so,,,a
who SIr rnoIlNp sentimental
'aSs .ta,.SS oJ,d Who ,rSb tbst tSev had some
s saiS s,ii' 49,, ~ rS,,ny +bair Chris
:;a.-,1o,,.a-,. Oh ,xbat orrsnd and rloriors
49, +bay conIf do # +l1ev ooIy had an oD-
'",,r.i,,itr5 Nv s;Srn,. vow nod not wait for
s,vs,,ch finn, crisis will come in Your
otf,;,S Tbara viii ba y Thormopyla, in
rnrr own household where GnS will tell You
- S,an5 There are scores and hundreds of
to,,s,hoidS +o.,l,v whnr, as n,nah bravery and
i'NN'S~t1'tNN'NS '-''
hibitcl bv Grace Darling, or Marie Antol-
net:e. or Joan OF Arc.
Again | remark, ii IS woman's right to
bring TO us the kingdom OF heaven III
easier fora woman TO oe a Cn:lNtiaa THAN IoE
q man. Why! on say Sh" IS weaker. no
her heart IS more responsive " lle P.e'1i7S
OF divine love. she IS III !;lSI ilalolIIE; ~ NC
fact that she can more easily become 4 Cui!s-
tian, prove by tha statemeng tiaU toree,
fourths Of the members OF the churches III al
ChriStendom are women. SO God appoints
them TO be the chief agencies Tor bringing
this world back to God. | may stand
here and say the soul is immortal There lSa
man VINO will retute It, may stanl mere
and say we are lost ana undone "ltiouG
Christ. Ihere Is 4 man VINO VIII retuUe IL
may stand mere ana say ohsre VIII oe d q uS'o
ment DAY aiter "tiie. ".iuet IS soitie oaie
VINO VIII reiute IL pus III |: 'i'Iii .'oi4' -
IN Christian nouSeho.o, I'lhS ~ 1t.s
taitn and the consistency oi oniiSG ~
Gospel-nooody can relu1e 'naI. Ine
greatest sermons are not preachea on Seie,
brated platforms, tney are preacheu "ltn ,si az
audience OF TWO or three' ana ~ pINaSe iiolis
life. A consistent, c09secytteo Sn.iS.t'et
service Is an unanSWeraole oelloiSri ''VA9ii o-
Gods truth. A sailor came S!lppihS uo"h
the ratllneS one night, as thoa;,h soneth!uS
had happened, and the sailors cried: :" mats
the matter He said: My mothers prayers